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NHE LAW SCHOOL
OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,

The twenty third annual session Of the LAW
SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY will
open in the Law Lecture Hall Of the University Is g.
corner OF 10th and ii streets), on
WEDNESDAY, OCT. g. AT g O'CLOCK,
when the Faculty VIII make several new and import
ant announcements for the coming year
New lecture courses have been provided
Enlarged facilities tor the use of the Law Lbrtry
will be furnished
offered. - ~' " w
The Graduate Department. or School Of Practice,
will be conducted by Profs cox and MAURY
For catalogues apply to ". II. Morrison AS Pa
ave. and 1434 New York ave-; Fitch, Fox l. Brown
1431 Pa. ave; W. H. Lowdermilk & Co. 1924 street
Or address ~
s2:}-:3m JAMES O. YELLING prest
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SEWING MACHINES. &c

NOTHING EXCEEDS SILENT WHITE sryvTN0
NhnACh!NE Ac1nowledgedb By experts Is The insss
Work and Beauty Of inish lie Nhite z Einsa ~
sure and see ?. =. McKENNY, Sole lxuut ~ IN
81. n. W. IN RICHMOND. Mxnagsr.
Agent for Halls forms for Drsplnv DrsssaA Pr5ca
$500. Also Cuiveasai pxtterns Nj
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D:sIy s sSr lssT
Sordonsviile charlottesville LyncIburg and station:
between Between . MAs;Sndris and tynehbarE Blue RIDE
slsspsr Waslinstoa 2 New OrIesns. l's~"~ 0'in'a'
,ot,asya Mtsst Nal Daily for waxrenton, Char.
tyn sa Roely MOpnt RSnvills and sssteos b.
Orleans Texas and California; Pullman Sleens. NsSw
Atlanta New Orleans sSd Ssnn Soudcir ssissPs,s
trains Washington to Atlanta noes not Connect o sn
C. and q; route points Sundhya @ luz
s; 2;52 2 M1;paily except sunday for Mau.s.,.
hiveTton with v X. Il for Luray arriving % an -
Gordonsyle. Ch.rlottesyllie Louisville. c,ncnnaa
Route Pullman sleepers and solid Trains Wssbins
n ton 70 LS %sM also for hburx bristol CLstt
ont T6rpuEh Pullman s,ssSsr ~ w sSIhiinxssssfa
nlll: POP M:.;southsrn Express Daily for Lynchbur.
Aiken. HaESsts At.nss NOnts0msls' New 5issSs
Texas and California pullman Aeepen Wss6nsta:
E MSntxomssy WITH PIimsn P.rior Gsrs
ington 10 Augusta without change 'ess "san-
bay S arrive X Sua D H, s1GeP. sund
NJ 81 HsfSfnlnY leave Round i 8:o5 NJ t1 D.iIy al
$50 n. and s5seyt SUNDAY. arriving Washinxsos
Through trains from the south via. C,h.r,o,t. n.
VILE and chbarx arrive In Washington s i'd NJ
and BIB I. NJ; via. East Tenn Bristol AMI yynch:
1 Ono Rou to and a aud via ches sai
burg Local Ut 9:47 A NJ - - S'tasr
dlcksts sleeping Car reservation apl information
ysna avenue aud q Passenger Station. pennsylraS.
hsilroad 0th AND streesA JAS. L TAYLOR
% GENERAL Passenger Agent
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Woops CoMMERo1An SoHoor.

W. GODS SOMMERCIAL SCHOOL
QUO ST. u. W.. open for ladies' and gentlemen.
Instruction in Book keeping Orthography. Penman-
ehp AIsamste Gs1gfsRhy arammaa History and
. 70 z and q 20 pm. Tuition: 45 per month.
HHUKI +; MOOD. Late Principal Public SCHOOLS,
paIyATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
STUDY: 70 adults confidential; prepares forcotte.a
AnnApolisJ Nest Point ali eIaminstions
seSo IVY INSTITUTE. aw cor 9Th and X sta. nv
,oLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
family. -dUClEN Z c. COLLIERE An, washington
u, loss St n W. near Arlington Hotel Opens
s,l ns,tsntaneous Art Of Never Forgetting See
MISS ROSA POEsCHE'S 0RRMAN-ENGLIsH
~ scnooi and ktndergarten Oct. 9th YEAR,
for pupils living st distance. Circulars
~ l<<f IZtn ST. NV. Private lessons su27-2ms
ERIENDS SELECT SCHOOL. 1871 ST NV, A
lrminry. intermediate and High School for both
ssenes; flifh year begins SRPTEMBEk 26 in an en-
fessiansi with larger coEps q tsschsrs eli pro-
.na selection n Ens:n ds
Or business. individual trailing aud special sdvsns
S " Aps pppis Laboratory work and czliytheuic
orlu Ine school II well supplied with charts refer
scS Dooks and physical aud chemical appsxatus Of
Hos " sYD We Z P h Sr ss ssas %
nj ARTYH's COMMERCIAL COILH0L
The Highest S'n s a. hsss City ss Il
sy ana EveninS sessions Students can enter on any
nmse; on nrs aoor. from N. u a m. OF b. mail
P,t =, ;hAhIs H. Prsddsnt @ X uRAeR G IA =.
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a sssnsr owned ~ the noreIn Company was
wrecked yesterday in the Bay OF Borrnes and
swenS-tEe peassogsn we're drowned
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F<frIrHR2E-pAY EXCURSION or LOO MILES.
Ex-fresiden- Jas. c. Clarke, of the Illinois Gen.
tral; Chief Engineer L Ii. Clarke OF the Lake
Shon; Major Edmund WIKI, a civil engineer OF
salt Lake City; and T. r. Clute also OF Salt Lake
reached Chicago few days ago after taking the
longest W ASon ride on record. They started from
salt Lake City on July p, and without an inter-
mission u single day, rode fifty-three DAYS
Iney no aot stop until they got TO Norfolk, Neb.
Taxing INTO account the dozen side incurslOns
the olstaIce was probably 10 The party had
two touf-ssorse teams, one 10 haul them and the
other 70 carry the provisions Ex-Presi1lent j. q
picked up In the West and wanted 10 take back
with him The whole party, horsssL Drivers and
passeIgers escaped Ills or every sort There was
10 sickness and not even one OF their horses went
wrong. THIS very long wagon ride has It's signin-
canoe, and any rsilroa1er who hears about Il ear
guess IL IL means, OF course, some day a new
route 70 the coast possibly not very soon; proba-
bly, gooe WAYS Jn IL means that the Illinois
Central u on the lookout for new territory Cute.
vho brought this party through along the differ
Il, 80 far Is know. the longest continuous WAGON
noe any party ever took No such rides Were
taken when the Pacific roads were built II they
bad been taken the old Pacific roads would never
hA'e taken the routes they dld"
HIS WrB FArSTxD IN CoCRr.-Dr. W. II. II. Hun
tef, the Cincinnati Dentist charged with abortion
was acquitted yesterday. As soon as the decision
Vas announced the defendants wife, q proposes
Me LAZY, VINO has chung closely 70 her husband
during hls severe ordeal leaped 10 her feet shout
Ing Tor Joy and raising her hands wildly over her
neA1 ID Q moment afrerward overcome by the
49, OF her by, ahe tainted and was carried Out
9eaner owned By the NoreIn COMPANY WA
wrecAn YESTERDAY In the Bay OF Borrnoa and
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROP CLAY,
II Wonderfully Gifted Clairvoyant Astrolowvr snd
Rscoyers lost or stolen property. Causes speedy mar
flaxes brlnRs sepsrSsed together Gives success In
meas Al II trouble San save tim. and sSpeis
succeeds where all others fsl md a6yrrf,sas oniv
what he can do sittlngs. 50cs H0urs 8 10 q OSss
gonoAys. 81 1ul ss NV. oS.lws
NINE BROOKE TEIL2 ALL THE EvENTe or
psmsn % cents each COS / sfrset between 20 and
nIvORCKS PROCURED AZ SMALL, KxpKNsK
! Is. 3Shnciiy AVOIDED xddsss 0oSfttpSS Y.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

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eight stops ssq sMSPsaasy n 50
as 9Th fss ssns and sale
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Invaluable for those who wish to practice without
disturbing their family or gSS ELLIS
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Guild SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS; THE
" os.' medium grade piano R %5af + ELLIS . co.
s14-1m 937 Pa. ave. near 10th st. NV.
PI.ANos IN GOOD PLAYING ORDER, s25, PAY
sl4-1m e37 Pa ave-. near 10Th st.
NEW PIANOS. SQUARE,, UPRIGHT AND
strumeuts taken in payment feE new; 80
Slain 93T Pa. ave. u W., near 10th st.
nECKER BROS SQUARE GRAND PIANO, WITH
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s14-1m 937 Pa ave.. near 10th st. NV.
WEBER SQUARE PIANO, IN GOOD CONDITION.
w with stool and cover J 81 SAEF1 hHJ1sh
s13-1m 937 Pennsylvania ave. n. W.. near 10th st.
BRADBURY SQUARE PIANO. IN GOOD CONDI.
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WEBER BABY GRAND PIANO. IN GOOD CON.
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TIPRIGHT PIANOS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT.
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L Also Moved Tuned a9 9dH ENspFflriTdi 1JsA
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SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN, ESQ,
Secretary and Treasurer

Introductory lecture and announcements for the
snsalns term a the Law Building, corner 9Th and
at .; 80 pm All interested are most cordially in.
vlted to attend.
library, comprising nearly 1000 volumes Of care
fully selected text books and reports, with commo-
dous reading rooms attached has been esta olished
OF the school
The Secretary can be seen at the Law Building
from TO pm; daily for information. enrolment,
&C. circulars giving course of study, terms, &c
can be had at bookstores Of Morrison Bradley Adams
or Anghm. or on application to the undersigned-
s NJ lEA1MAN.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN Effect JULY 2sTH, 1887.


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY asTH. 1887.
" NEN sERE ba 4 Ksp
For Chicago and Northwest. EXP Daily 1855 q m,
. Fer Cincinnati and St. Lou. Exp Daily s.1s and
For Pittsburs and Cleveland. EXP. Daily .s5 Am.
fs.asss sas s.s sss s .sa
For intermedisie points etwsen Baltimore and Phil
'9f!sf 80 .aa ssa t. s
nor =, ba ~ 100 60 60 30. 90 0;t3
4sS, 4:4S Ss9 Sss; $;so s's5 and cS 80 3 I'M ~
ssss.Es S sas rs s.S an. ar e e s 80
s g INDY fs5s $50 1 as.' sassss
go I'm, 4: 10 pm
s.Srs Si;s9 s "a: n s
s s Sa an. nd frs so S $50 an. and Iso
TSr Stations on METROPOLITAN Branch. te:45 am.
pin on SUNDAY Sn stop: & 8 STA sta
rg fi e:it S asa intermediate p0n'. tsosA
For Boyds and intermediate stations. ll:ao D. IN,
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only 1t
n:lo p m, stopping ut all stations on Metropolitan
For Frederick. tlO:55 a IN. t5:a0 p m. sundaya
For For, M.ssrstown, TO 40 a m and 70 ;soRm
2 n. and l:l5 p m; from Pittsburg, daily. 76 q M
From PhiladelphiA Chester and Wilmington, 10 a.
M M SOo o;oo. and $3.50 y. M. daily. aud II so
From sSnngerly and intermediate points north Of Bal.
5 SS : 9S g gSs II S go 81. sS si
zls; sIS ssS S \; "a Il % u; lao
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Baggage called for and checked At bot.,. ,ra,.-,
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EDUCATIONAL,

i SEE PTinsipsl. : aEnsIish; French, and GERMAN
s sppy % hs No
MILE LUCIE sTAINBRoN. KLoTz WILL RE-
M sumo Instructions in French Ut her Rooms, 1882
St. NV, october l. 1887. Day Class and Evening
S000 MAPLEWooD INsTITgTE, FOR BOTH
''s''' fis': :iss
III Teacher q Piano and Harmony.
Sanders 3 stsyman's. 9:s4 st. NV oS-stuth6ts
MRS. Z. D. BUCHER AND MISS ADA b CONN,
MI Teacher is St r1ap S 2 1rSan and Vocal Music
Miss Conn viii accept ensasemenss .. On .ecom-
MISSES sURR's ENaIdsH AND FRENCH
,ls.,m. Will rs f:ses f Il It mt ssth
School Tor Iosns Ladies' SD o rksNch
s sS m ra ave- Hours for private nsruc
DRIvATE INSTRUCTION THE BFsT-pRoF =
Il RICHARDS will continue to prepare pupils for
f 1ns Civil Service and for special
fI0HE CFDARS-A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Der pnTs casea septe@bers an s1a 81 sn spe
htsEssass; Address Miss Earle is1a ' sssh a st.
Wasninston, ~ Z. sep5-3m
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE. 1880 sT-sE-
Nl leet English and French School for Girls reopens
oS se9B D. lSsMaRs cHAs W. pA1Ro. Principal,
nj GNfvERsITY.HT Thirty,ninsh 1 session viii vii
fab Se Il on bass 1sy 5
O'clock at the College Building H. between 9th and
aSsh rsn. 1s s s
aI sRi5 IL v" L. Ao'k'of BOZ q i b D s
Sto make Crayon Portrait in 10 lessons no knowl-
slim. Room b. May Building, cor III h and SITS.
FINHE McDONALDELIIS SCHOOL.
Il Cor. MASSACHUSETTS, ave and 18th st.
English and Trsnh apa And Day School for
FIFTH Year begins s Sept bta s g, ifss7.
Primary. intermedate, Academic Wellesley Prepar.
hngssh tEsnsh Latin peinm9ssns1ip Class Dryns
the qse 81 psr tsa in distant par e ,he
sl4-3m
MISS TACIE A. DANIEL WILL RESUME LES
~ sons IN vocal and instrumental Music September
THE MEDICAL. ,1 RHPtRTMEST OF HOWARD
@ tor the Ssps OF Medical sDs sye thor
Women, and Obstetrics during the ensuing session at
the Freednien,s Hospital as follows:
T 3 Hood. surgical Clinic every Saturday at p.
H., by IrOf. n. 4. Graham c. B. Purvis A daily
Dispensary Clinic by Dr.: T. J, Shadd Prot. Purlis
will limit his obsetrical Clinics to advanced ,tudens
Surgical Clinic will DE given every Sunday morn
ing during the winter months by Prof Robert Rey
at Providence Hospital.
Dental operations and filing teeth will be per
formed daily by Prof John f. r. Duforr and staff
l hor Information address q. b PURvIS, NJ D., Ills
18TH ST. NV s21-1m
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS
NA National University, Mt. Vernon Place, corner
Sth and St.. nv. Tie fourth annual session will
begin MONDAY, OCTOBER 3D. 1887 at 8 80 O'Clock
pm, and end april Both, 1883
For further Information al ply to-
H. II. BARKER, NJ D., Dean,
sl1-lmo 11l6 II st. NV.
Il INSTRUCTION ON THE uIoI IN,
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~ Y W LItkJX I H
SCHOOL OF LAW.

SCHOOL OF LAW.
FACULTY
REV JAMES A. DOONAN, 81
President of the University
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN, Ii. D.
Dean of the Faculty.
HON. WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON, Ii. D.
(Chlef Justice U. ). Court OF Ci.:r,s),
Lecturer ON statutory and Administrative law and
LEGAL MaxiIns.
HON. CHARLES /. JAMES, IL D.
tyuslce supreme Court District of COLUMBIAN.
Lecturer on The Lending English statutesn
HON. WILLIAM III. MERRICK, LII D.
tJustice supreme Court District of Colu niia)
Lecturer Oh constitutional Law, Common Law Plead
ing and Equity Jurisprudence.
MARTIN Il. NORRIS, ILL., d..
Lecturer on Equity Pleading and Practice Corpora.
uons and Admiralty.
JAMES q. PAYNE, LII. d.,
Lecturer on the law of Real Estate, the Law of Evil
dence and Criminal Law.
. JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON, Ii. D.,
Lecturer Oh the Law of Personal Property Contracts
and Negotiable Paper.
JOHN W. ROSS, LII. d.,
Lecturer on Common Law Practice and Domestic Re-
GEORGE E. HAMILTON, ESQ,
Lecturer on the Law OF Partnership Iorts and Tesla
MOOT COURT
Circuit Court-PROF. JOHN W. ROSS
Court OF Appeals-PROFs. CHARLES W. HOEF
MAN. WILLIAM NJ MERKICK. aud MARTIN T.
NORRIS. -
SAMUEL NJ YEATMAN ESQ.,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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The HALL Players.

The NATIONAL FESCrBLEs.-At a meeting last
evening OF the National Feneibles Co. c, 4th
battalion, ID. c. n. c., corpOrais were elected as
follows: Ffrsr. j. g. Ashburn; second, W. w.
Mortimer; third, James Watson; fourth, W. b.
Shaw. The following were elected to active mem
bership =. o. Roman, Jos. g. STEELE, c. A. Jensen,
Jas. ID. Rutter, samuel KalbfuS, Cnas. ii. Mills
and Jos G. GessfOrd- The National Fencibles will
enter for the competitive drill at Richmond ON
October 2sth. This company has been organized
less than four months
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EoR R0T0MAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Nm LION STEAMEk .WAKEFIEIDr
sId SATTSk ea e Am. Asturning TyEsDAlx
tngs a. tar - Nonini Creek Curriomsa. Va aud x
C!emsnss baE Nd C3pneets with B. and o. B. 4 =
Q. v. kIDLEi. Mansssr III
nRECT TO NEW YQRK-FKHaGHr STEAMERS
~ yOh1 gibson md r g kNICHT lssve {aer IL
HEL.1 Mssnanston, even ThUhsDAY HOkAiN0
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NJ National University, Mt. Vernon Place corner
Sth and St. nv; The fourth annual session will
begin MONDAY. OCTOBER 3D. 1887, at 30 O'Clock
pm. and end April Both, 1888
For further Information ply to-
ii. II. BARKER, NJ. D., Dean,
s11-1mo N Ia II st n
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A ELLINGTON ACADEMY,
IA GIL 9TH St, opposite U. s. Patent Office
Select School TOR Boys and Young Men Autumn
term begins SEPTEMBER H. Day and Evening SEES
sions. Careful and thorough instruction in the com
Higher Arithmetic: Algebra, Geometry Latin, and
Greek. BURTON MACAfEE, AL. MD, PrincipsI
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1902 FIFTEENTH ST. n. W.
Tie Misses KERR'S long-establshed Day School for
Young Ladies and Children will reopen
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2l
For information apply above.
No home study for children under tvelye
limited number OF scholars will be received m
bOarders. s171m
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FOR RENT, AT
SANDERS i sTAYMANs.

WEBER PIANOS FULLY MAINTAIN THEIR
w great reputation. Finer than ever in tone aud
woTka%o I'm, sANpERs sTArMAN.
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Il SPECIALITY, AT
SANDERS STAYMANS
o1-3m 934 at NV.
ESTEY PIANOS, THE NAME A GUARANTEE
II Fischer Pianos fine tone, great durability, Mod.
crate prics, sasy tsrmA SANDERS s!AYMAE,
Ol-Sm Q9l y at n W
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"E1ocur,or

ELoCUT1oN
The At OF al Arno persons education is
mo branch OF Educatio is more SCHOLARLY refined
ana useful an none pays better at the present day
The Collegiate Courses open October S.
Tue Non-i PROFESSIONAL. Z. The Professional. The
and sCseS
Thaeh forms an
dse pro,essl9nql Course has two divisions J. ORA
# SslSfs sssShsf TS5SE GThTTEE AEIcy
S SI1i English M.erasare' CoSSERsA,
Oral Translations. Extemporaneous Speech. Psr a,
, mesntars Practice; PEKS3SAL MAGNEIisM PSmto-
RHTfoEIC and L6GfG. ''''' ''D''0'' DAl''A"i L.
The coiieEe has Dramatic Hall. with It stage.
send TOR Large Illustrated Catalogue. with full de-
81 the Objects Of SPEECH ana the School Of Deep
and
a 81 malt oSft ef.t O. ot bs city
TNHE CoRCoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
r. o., COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. D. G
%sHt Mn Commence ocTobER iss7 pe''r''
Observation-Disclosures, Logic English Language and
MATHEMATiGs"AiSeSra, Geometry, rrisonometry,
hM5sTRY G Analy ,eaI and Assaying.
DRAWING.,Meehanical and Biographical
PLY SlCS-Hesi, Light. Electricity, Acoustic and
Pneumatic and a special course in Electric
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Consumption.

Prof. Ruhle of Bonn, in recent pa
per on consumption of the lungs,
states that in his opinion the most fre-
quent manner of contracting this mala-
dy is from diseased person through
the sputa, also through the glands, ex-
foliations from the skin, or any way in
which the poison may appear on the
surface and be transplanted by means
OF pocket handkerchiefs, washing, etc.
The fact that attendants in hosp itals
who have the care of consumptiyes are
seldom attacked with the disease, con-
WINGED the writer that it is not the air
through which the germs are carried,
but it is communicated in another
mode; in fact, the way in which the
members of the family kiss and fondle
the patient and handle his linen. FIR ON
one member of the family the special
germ which excites the disease goes to
another. Instances can frequently be
found, on inquiry, where the parents
transmit the disease to their children;
in such cases, the family physician
should put in his word of warning,